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Argumentative Review
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The author's claim usually will be found in the introductory paragraph.
True
False
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What are types of evidence?
All the above
Interviews from specifc and trustworthy people
Proven Facts
Statistics
3
When writing or speaking a formal arugmentative piece, you must always think about...
Your audience
Your socks
Your family's pet
Your haircut
4
When an author EMPHASIZES something, they are showing what?
Showing importance or significance
Critical condition of someone or something
Showing a decrease in value
To explain the level of seriousness
5
Some people say _____ hard to try new things.
None of the above
It's
Its
All of the above
6
If you were reading an argumentative text, and saw stereotyping, what would that look like?
Criticizing someone
An agreement between several authors
A generalization about a particular type of person or thing.
Rude or disrespectful words
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When writing a formal argumentative piece, what should the order of the text be?
Introduction/claim, reasoning, evidence, conclusion
Conclusion, introduction/claim, reasoning, evidence
Introduction/claim, evidence, reasoning, conclusion
Evidence, introduction/claim, reasoning, conclusion
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What is the BEST description of evidence?
An opposing argument
Opinions on a certain subject matter
Facts, quotes, statistics, etc that support the author's claim
Factual based opinions
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To oppose means to?
Lie
Disagree
Agree
Go against
10
I want to go to ________ party.
They're
Thare
Their
There
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An inference can be BEST described as...
A nice gesture from someone in the audience
None of the above
A fact based on your own research
An educated guess based on the information presented to you
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The author can be...
All of the above
The writer
Speaker
Neither
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Ethos can be described as...
Emotional argument, facts
Credible sources, customer reviews
Credible sources, customer reviews, celebrity endorsements
Logical argument, facts, statistics
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The author's argument or opinion on a certain topic is called?
Decision
Claim
Inference
Counter Argument
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The act of advocating can be described as...
Playing devil's advocate
Representing the environment
Representing or standing up for those who cannot
Rejecting certain groups, peoples, or objects
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What are Rhetorical Devices?
Technological Devices
Modes of Communication
Helpful Robotic Devices
Modes of Persusasion
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The explanation of one's evidence (why/how the evidence is important to the argument) is called...
Logical Fallacy
Policies
Signifance
Reasoning
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An analogy is a...
A debate between two or people
An analysis of a certain topic
To show importance towards something
a comparison between two things, for the purpose of explanation
